| COUNTERPLOTTED | • counterplotted v. Simple past tense and past participle of counterplot. • COUNTERPLOT v. to intrigue against. |
| COUNTERPOINTED | • counterpointed v. Simple past tense and past participle of counterpoint. • COUNTERPOINT v. to compose or arrange in counterpoint. |
| DECREPITATIONS | • decrepitations n. Plural of decrepitation. • DECREPITATION n. the act of decrepitating. |
| DISREPUTATIONS | • disreputations n. Plural of disreputation. • DISREPUTATION n. bad repute. |
| PERFECTIONATED | • perfectionated v. Simple past tense and past participle of perfectionate. • PERFECTIONATE v. to bring to perfection. |
| PHOTOREDUCTION | • photoreduction n. (Physics, chemistry) The addition of an electron to a photoexcited species. • photoreduction n. (Chemistry) Any reduction reaction that takes place in the presence of light. • PHOTOREDUCTION n. chemical reduction under the influence of radiant energy, as light. |
| POSTMODERNISTS | • postmodernists n. Plural of postmodernist. • POSTMODERNIST n. a follower of postmodernism. |
| PREADAPTATIONS | • preadaptations n. Plural of preadaptation. • PREADAPTATION n. a character of an organism or taxonomic group that takes on a function when none previously existed or that differs from its existing function which has been derived by evolution. |
| PRECONSTRUCTED | • preconstructed adj. Constructed in advance. • PRECONSTRUCT v. to construct in advance. |
| PREDESTINATION | • predestination n. (Theology) The doctrine that everything has been foreordained by God or by fate. • predestination n. (Calvinism, specifically) The doctrine that certain people have been elected for salvation, and sometimes… • predestination n. Destiny or fate. |
| PREDESTINATORS | • predestinators n. Plural of predestinator. • PREDESTINATOR n. one that predestinates. |
| PREMEDITATIONS | • premeditations n. Plural of premeditation. • PREMEDITATION n. an act or instance of premeditating. |
| PROCRASTINATED | • procrastinated v. Simple past tense and past participle of procrastinate. • PROCRASTINATE v. to put off intentionally and habitually. |
| PROGNOSTICATED | • prognosticated v. Simple past tense and past participle of prognosticate. • PROGNOSTICATE v. to foretell from signs or symptoms. |
| PROPORTIONATED | • proportionated v. Simple past tense and past participle of proportionate. • PROPORTIONATE v. to make proportionate. |
| PROTRACTEDNESS | • protractedness n. The quality of being protracted. • PROTRACTEDNESS n. the state of being protracted. |
| REPUDIATIONIST | • repudiationist n. One who supports a policy of repudiation. • REPUDIATIONIST n. a person who favours repudiation of public debt. |